AFFF Foam Cancer Claims

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AFFF Foam Cancer

AFFF (aqueous film forming foam) is a type of fire-suppressant foam used for fighting high-hazard flammable liquid fires (Class B).

It is most often used by professional firefighters or those in the industry to fight large fuel and chemical fires. AFFF is highly toxic.

AFFF Exposure Symptoms

Exposure to AFFF has been linked to the following medical issues:

Kidney cancer
Pancreatic cancer
Testicular cancer
Bladder cancer
Leukemia
Lymphoma
Neuroendocrine tumors
Prostate cancer

Those who have been exposed to AFFF and who have developed cancer or other serious medical injuries may have a claim.

Petway, French & Ford is committed to supporting Birmingham, Alabama firefighters, military personnel, and others who have been impacted by exposure to Aqueous Film-Forming Foam (AFFF). Used in firefighting and military training exercises, AFFF has been linked to increased cancer risks due to harmful chemicals known as PFAS. Our Birmingham-based attorneys are experienced in pursuing claims against manufacturers of AFFF, working to hold them accountable for the health impacts caused by these toxic substances. If you or a loved one in Birmingham has been affected by AFFF exposure, contact Petway, French & Ford to discuss your legal options and seek the justice you deserve.